Recommend minor repair to resolve this issue.

The surface is fairly worn, likely older than 25+ years. Plaster typically lasts up to 30 years the surface appears to be towards the end of its life cycle as I am seeing wear down to the gunite shell in the deep end (This can be patched $200-1k patch to help prolong the remaining life of the rest of the Plaster). To replaster the entire pool expected cost of $9 to 13,000.

The waterline tile appears to be in fair condition, overall with no loose or missing tiles present.

The skimmer throat appears to be overdue due for re waterproofing ($1k+) as there is a gap present in between the skimmer throat.

The walkway around the pool has several areas where Concrete is either settling or causing trip hazard’s that should be grinded down ($1k+) for trip / foot safety or “jacked” + grinding for ($2k+).

The water quality is indicating water is newer, likely less than 1 to 2 years old. We also need balancing chemicals, which will consist of calcium hardness and Cya acid ($200).

There is one main drain, cover, present, the deep end of the pool that is due for updating for safety ($100).

Recommend updating the skimmer flow valve and weighted basket and weir door ($300).

No cleaner present in pool , unit on side yard is nearly dead, a Polaris 280/380 would be easily added to this type of cleaning system.

The manual fill is in working condition and has a very minor leak on its equalizer bladder valve, The likely needs very minor service to resolve ($20).

This light canister has failed and will likely need to be updated for safety proximately $565 for a new light can plus installation ($400).

This cartridge filter is in working condition approximately 10 years old. The pressure gauge is faulty ($50) making it difficult to confirm status, but it is likely the elements are due for service ($125) can you confirm if the filter elements are due for replacement ($400).

This filter pump is a variable speed + medium speed pump. Is connected to a 1 1/4” inch copper inlet suction line and a return of 1 1/2”.

This pump is likely less than five years old and in working condition. There does not appear to be a bonding wire presence, therefore recommend adding a water bond and a ground bond ($500) for safety.
I would not recommend running this pump at higher speeds than medium speed ( approx 2400 rpm’s) which it appears to be programmed as a max speed.

The booster pump has been rigged to allow the hose present to function as a throw in portable bottom cleaner, this is likely possible to work that requires it to be installed. Still it appears, this pump has signs of previous leaks, and is likely older than a 10-year-old pump. The wireless control panel did not allow this pump to function and therefore if this pump is faulty, expect the cost of approximately $800 to replace this pump if needed.

The pool equipment pad should be GFCI protected for safety ($300+) otherwise functional.

The pool equipment pad has been painted and appears to all be in leak free condition without issue at this time. And also appears that there was a connector to the wall of the pool for the bottom cleane booster pump to function, but this has been terminated for an unknown reason, I highly recommend finding out why I was terminated because they should be hooked up for ongoing use versus having to throw in a hose over the concrete creating a trip hazard.

I would recommend covering this equipment pad from UV for longevity purposes - using a UV mesh ($50).